If a word of phrase in bold is correct, put a tick (√ If it`s incorrect, rewrite it correctly. 1. Although my dad *has* a credit card, he doesnt often use it. 2. Even though the top *being* in the sale, Justine decided to buy it. 3. Despite *I looked* in several shops, I couldnt find any jeans I liked. 4. Jen bought the shoes in spite of the fact they *being* a bit expensive. 5. Even though I *ordered* it three weeks ago, my bike still hasnt arrived.

Notice of this little boy has been taken by nobody.

She has been proposed by him.

all the money have been given to him by us.

A new magazine have been shown me by them.

A new toy has been promised the boy by his mother.

The news hasn't been told me yet.

The invitation had been sent you by them the week before.

several articles on that problem have been recommended by them.

French had been taught him by someone.

We arrived home from holiday to find our house had been burgled by someone.

Mr. Taylor was furious with a newsagent because his Sunday newspaper hadn’t been delivered by him.